Universal Ranch Hitch Adapter
Item No. 34580
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Universal Ranch Hitch Adapter
Universal Ranch Hitch Adapter is rated
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Item No. 34580
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Convert your 5th wheel trailer for use with a gooseneck hitch. Ranch Hitch Adapter fits a standard 2 5/16" gooseneck ball.
Allows for 3" vertical adjustment. Features the only remote control adapter in the industry, allowing easy tow ball release. Rated 24,000 lbs. gross trailer weight rating and 6,000 lbs. tongue weight. Designed for padlocking to secure the trailer when not in use.
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Allows for 3" vertical adjustment. Features the only remote control adapter in the industry, allowing easy tow ball release. Rated 24,000 lbs. gross trailer weight rating and 6,000 lbs. tongue weight. Designed for padlocking to secure the trailer when not in use.
| Weight Capacity | 24000 lbs |
|---|---|
| Unit Weight | 40.05 lb |
| Brand | Andersen |
| MFG Part No. | 3100 |
Rated 5 out of
5
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Eddy Harrel from
Ranch Hitch Adapter
I have been using this hitch adapter for three years now on a 40 ft, 4 slide trailer and it has performed great. The slight cone shape means I don't have to get perfectly lined up to hitchup, and unlike other available units I don't have to climb into the truck bed to secure the coupling. Easily installed and adjustable.
Date published: 2011-11-06
Rated 5 out of
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surfknots from
Easy to Use Adapter
I've been using this adapter for 5 years on my 30-foot 2002 Thor Toyhauler, 12,000lb trailer. The adapter was a super easy install and has proven to be a strong reliable unit, on-road and off-road. I made sure my pin box was properly supported and reinforced before install. I wanted the bedspace in my long wheelbase f350 clear and this was the way to go within my budget. Lining it up is a cinch. There are a ton of Pro's regarding ease of use and convenience. The only major con I've encountered is that by moving the connecting point of the trailer pinbox, effectively to the end of a lever, there is a complex torsion applied to the pinbox and trailer frame that is amplified on rough road and hard shifts. I keep an eye on the welds and have not seen any signs of weakness, but the most noticeable result of the torsion is a "bucking" or "dolphining" motion on hard bumps. This may be reduced with a short wheel base truck or air bagged pin box. I'd like to try that.
Date published: 2019-04-19
how tall is it ( from where it bolts onto the trailer)
The height adjusts between 11.75" and 14.75".
Date published: 2019-03-08